World Cup Watch Party: Iran vs. Egypt

Drum and bass collective Emergence is testing out Thursday nights at Club Cherry, and this month's lineup—BEXX, ALESE b2b ONYX OCEAN, JUNE_BIRNIE, and KAVIERA—is stacked with artists committed to amplifying underrepresented voices in the scene. $10 presale gets you in from 9pm to 2am; the goal is to build enough momentum to claim a weekend slot. This is what equity-driven electronic music looks like.

Jersey club, techno, jungle, and garage collide at Modern Heart's Pride edition. Echosoul—a Seattle producer and former Tampa gay club DJ who made underground waves as LICH—brings her jungle-focused sound to the Cherry floor, backed by residents sepha and Daphne Too. Four hours of high-energy electronic music that honors both underground club history and the present moment.

Free World Cup action on four big screens plus a giant projector—the kind of setup that makes you feel like you're actually there. Full bar, packed crowd, and the energy that only comes when a room full of people is losing their minds over the same goal. Friday night at Kremwerk is where you want to be for this one.

Friday night reset on Kremwerk's patio: ice-cold drinks, cigarettes, and three hours of hardgroove and techno with AURIA, MIIJU, and ACHAMA. OTC's new pop-up concept features live DJ sets recorded for YouTube, the kind of day-time club energy that makes you forget you just clocked out. First 20 get in free with RSVP; everyone else is $6 (vs $12 door).

Pride Month kicks off with a basement takeover — Portland's othrwrld headlining a night of sweaty, sticky dance floor energy in Kremwerk's lower level. TABITHA and DAVID GUEGUY warm things up b2b, serving a blend of house and techno that'll keep you moving until 2am. This is the kind of Friday night that reminds you why Kremwerk's underground vibe is unmatched.

JENNGREEN, a radio host turned club deejay with deep Midwest roots and an expansive musical palette, curates a blissful night of boundary-free electronic sound. Joined by multidisciplinary storyteller Harrison Clark, this is Kremwerk at its best—tasteful selection, genuine connection, and a dance floor that feels like it's in on something special.